Photo by Massimo Vitali
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These cabanas are on a beach in Dinard, France.
A painting of the same beach from about 1907 with yellow striped cabanas, by Clarence Alphonse Gagnon (1881-1942), a Canadian artist.
This is a picture from about 1926, showing Gerald and Sara Murphy with friends on La Garoupe Beach, Antibes, and an iconic beach cabana.
From 1905, a photo of Gustav Klimpt with Emilie Floge, the proprieter of a Viennese fashion salon. What a wonderful robe she has on!
This purple and white striped silk robe was worn by the model in a number of Matisse paintings. You can see an example below,in the 1937 painting, "Small Odalisque in a Purple Robe".
We rented a house in Tricase Porto, Puglia, Italy, a few years ago. These striped curtains are on a doorway from the Breakfast Room to the front patio.
From an apartment by Australia based design team Arent and Pyke via Remodelista
At J. Crew on the Upper East Side of NYC, via Lonny issue 2.
This is the NY townhouse where Holly Golightly lives in Breakfast at Tiffany's...with terrific striped awnings!
Striped Circus Tents...
I photographed this flag detail at a July 4th fireworks party.
This was taken when we visited friends in Whitstable, England. All along the beach are brightly painted beach shacks in different colors.
From Dorset, England...
From Mauritania...
This smiling girl is modeling a red and white striped shirt made by Marimekko. The Jokapoika shirt was designed in 1956 by Vuokko Nurmesniemi and has been in production ever since.
One of my favorite stripes, "Gent's Stripe", in coral from John Robishaw, available to the trade at Thomas Lavin in Los Angeles.
From the Elle Decor book, a red and white striped shower curtain from Ralph Lauren. I like the way the stripe is used in a perpendicular direction as a banding at the top.
Mara Lane, photographed by Slim Aarons at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, 1954.
This striped cover of Domus is from April 1930. It's a beautiful composition. I can imagine it as the design for a storefront. Domus was founded by Gio Ponti in 1928.
A few years ago I received this David Hockney drawing on a gallery invitation from Louver Gallery in Venice, Ca. Ever since I've wanted to find a place for a red and white wide striped sofa!
Photos below of installations by French Artist, Daniel Buren, whose theme in all his work involves stripes.
Interior Wall, Mauritania
Vincent Van Duysen's Living Room, in Belgium, from Vogue Living, Australia, July/August 2009.
The yellow and white striped awning material is also used vertically below the stair rail on the entry porch to Patio Culture, on Abbot Kinney in Venice.
From Jenna Lyons' home, shown in Domino magazine, November, 2008
This Living Room from the Villa Arreaza in Caracas, Venezuela was designed by Gio Ponti 1954-1958.
A wool flatweave carpet by Madeline Weinrib, in Navy
The Crystal Room corridor, in the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia, designed by Dorothy Draper, in 1948.
From NY-based architects Rhea White and Steve Schappacher, their home on Shelter Island, via Remodelista
Kristina Stark's Kitchen, via emmas designblogg
Frank Stella's painting below, "Marriage of Reason and Squalor II", 1959, collection of MOMA.
Jean Seberg and Jean-Paul Belmondo on the set of Breathless.
Jean Seberg, in different stripes, in another scene from Breathless.
Striped umbrellas on the Mediterranean....
Sous Le Parasole was painted by T.F. Simon in 1904.
Another favorite stripe...great colors. This is from Nobilis, "Podium" available to the trade at Kneedler Fauchere in Los Angeles.
Seen at the Malvern Auto Show...
The Beatles, July 1963, Weston Beach
From the Sartorialist...
From the Marimekko book, Annika Rimala models the Tasarita pattern in underwear, T-shirt, and socks, 1968.
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Beautiful, charming post! It's like summer in a bottle.
ReplyDeleteNow I need to go watch "Breathless" and chew some fruity gum.
Love this blog.
ah ms laura, it was delightful to run into you and to immerse myself in the not so secret life of stripes...!
ReplyDeleteutterly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a FANTASTIC post!!! I absolutely love stripes in interiors, fashion, anywhere so this post just made me totally happy!
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ReplyDeleteI have always loved the juxtapositional thing about stripes and Laura, as always I love your collection of images that you have put together.
Wish I knew how to add images in my comment[oh well, just another technical thing to get on top of] but Karl Benjamin was ' dancing the line ' in the late fifties and again in the eighties and nineties in an interesting way.
Love the Slim Aarons shot- that actually inspired my swimming pool series [3 horizontal rectangles [with the subtle reflections and cracks and tiny odd rust spots]and then resined to give the feeling of viewing through water.My minimal take on those great old pools. Much love Fiona Pattinson
Fantastic post! If I were in L.A., rather than La-the state, you would be my designer based on this post alone! Gerald and Sara are my current obsession. Other obsessions include Jean Seberg, Hockney, Slim Aarons, Domus, Matisse, Jenna Lyons and black and white stripes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know... I'm glad you enjoy all those inspirational sources too!
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